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# How to use the NobGit MCP
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Use this MCP server URL in an MCP-capable client:
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https://nobgit.com/mcp
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1. When the client opens the NobGit authorization page, sign in with your NobGit account.
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2. Review the client that is asking to connect.
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3. Select the repositories the client should be allowed to use.
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4. Choose whether the connection should have optional write access or read-only access.
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5. Authorize the connection only after the selected repositories and access level look correct.
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## Repository access
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The MCP connection can only use repositories you select during authorization. It stays inside your existing NobGit permissions and does not grant access to repositories your NobGit account cannot already access.
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Read access allows the client to inspect selected repository metadata, branches, commit summaries, README files, text file contents, language breakdowns, and issues.
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## Write access
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Optional write access lets MCP tools create issues in selected repositories where your NobGit account already has write access.
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Write access never allows direct pushes, branch modifications, repository deletion, permission changes, or organization administration.
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Leave write access unchecked when you only want the client to read repository information.
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## Revoke access
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You can revoke MCP access at any time from your NobGit account settings.
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MCP provides a standards-based way to connect NobGit with AI assistants and developer tools. Additional native integrations may be added in the future.
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- [Previous: AI inside NobGit](Enable AI inside NobGit.md)
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